With Tears They Buried You Today Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACC DEEDFF GBBGAA HIIHJJ KLLKMM NOONPPWith tears they buried you to day | A |
But well I knew no turf could hold | B |
Your gladness long beneath the mould | B |
Or cramp your laughter in the clay | A |
I smiled while others wept for you | C |
Because I knew | C |
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And now you sit with me to night | D |
Here in our old accustomed place | E |
Tender and mirthful is your face | E |
Your eyes with starry joy are bright | D |
Oh you are merry as a song | F |
For love is strong | F |
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They think of you as lying there | G |
Down in the churchyard grim and old | B |
They think of you as mute and cold | B |
A wan white thing that once was fair | G |
With dim sealed eyes that never may | A |
Look on the day | A |
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But love cannot be coffined so | H |
In clod and darkness it must rise | I |
And seek its own in radiant guise | I |
With immortality aglow | H |
Making of death's triumphant sting | J |
A little thing | J |
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Ay we shall laugh at those who deem | K |
Our hearts are sundered Listen sweet | L |
The tripping of the wind's swift feet | L |
Along the by ways of our dream | K |
And hark the whisper of the rose | M |
Wilding that blows | M |
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Oh still you love those simple things | N |
And still you love them more with me | O |
The grave has won no victory | O |
It could not clasp your shining wings | N |
It could not keep you from my side | P |
Dear and my bride | P |
Lucy Maud Montgomery
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